Oticon RITE Dome for Receivers

Oticon Minifit Dome-Hearing aid silicone dome
Oticon MiniFit Hearing Aid Domes are designed to cover your hearing aid receivers and fit snugly in your ear.

These hearing aid domes come in a variety of different sizes. Each is measured in millimeters with the base being the widest point. Dome types include:

open dome
Single Vent
Double Vent
power
If you are not sure which size or type you need, please consult your hearing care provider.

Please note that Size 5 is only available in Open and only fits Size 60 speaker unit.

Brand : Oticon

This item Contents: 10 x Oticon Minifit Hearing Aid Domes

What are hearing aid domes?
If you are a regular hearing aid user or are buying your devices for the first time, you may be familiar with the term "hearing aid dome", which is an essential part of your device. Let's find out about your hearing aid domes – what they are used for, the different types, how they should fit and how you can replace them if needed.



What is the hearing aid dome used for?

The hearing aid dome is the soft, bell-shaped plastic piece that comes with your in-ear or behind-the-ear hearing aid . This dome attaches to the tube of the hearing aid and fits comfortably in your ear. The hearing aid dome helps direct amplified sound from your hearing aid directly into the ear canal.

This allows for greater sound and frequency perception with less unnecessary noise. However, hearing aid domes are not a one-size-fits-all accessory – it is important to work with your hearing aid provider to find the right dome type for you.



What are the different types of hearing aid domes?

Hearing aid domes typically come in three styles, each with its own purpose.

Open domes have holes or openings to allow some natural noise to filter into the ear canal. This helps improve the sound quality by allowing some low frequencies to disperse. Open domes are generally ideal for people with mild to moderate hearing loss.
Closed domes block the ear canal more than an open dome and help amplify low frequency sounds. These usually work best for those with moderate hearing loss.
Power domes provide a complete seal around the ear canal, typically offering the best results for those with severe hearing loss. They allow maximum sound amplification with minimal sound loss.


How do I replace and replace my hearing aid domes?

Nervous about replacing your hearing aid domes? You don't need to be. Your domes are disposable and should be replaced every 1-2 months or when recommended by your hearing care professional. Constantly changing them means your devices will continue to work at their best. The steps may vary depending on your particular type and model, but the basic steps are as follows.

For health safety, hold the hearing aid tube or speaker with gloved hands and gently pull the dome away.
Place the tube or speaker tip in the center of the new dome and press firmly to make sure the dome is secure.